Season 1, Episode 4: What do we do with all this rainwater?

Pursuant to Section 8 (1) (d) of the Procedure By-law (no 2025-100), the Mayor has approved a change to the Wednesday, June 11 Council meeting start time to 9:30 am.

Having a detailed, up-to-date digital inventory helps City staff plan, install, and maintain traffic assets more efficiently. The data collected will also feed into Ottawa’s Digital Twin—a ...

Street Seats is part of the Centretown Street Safety and Revitalization Action Plan, which aims to improve the pedestrian experience, support local traffic calming, encourage community connection and ...

Voting Day and the deadline to vote by special mail-in ballot in the 2025 Osgoode By-election is Monday, June 16, 2025. Eligible electors in Ward 20 Osgoode can vote in person from 10 am to 8 pm at ...

Sending that text might be fast but collisions happen even faster and can be life-altering or life-ending for you or other road users. In Ottawa between 2019 and 2023, 61 per cent of fatal and major ...

Resiliency is the ability to cope with change. The resiliency strategy is designed to guide action and investment to help secure a more resilient future for our entire city. It includes actions at all ...

Information sources include the City of Ottawa, Statistics Canada, the Ottawa Real Estate Board, Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation and others. The dashboard replaces the statistics we used to ...

The ByWard Market Night Ambassador pilot program was inspired by successful night ambassador programs in other Canadian cities like Vancouver and Montreal. It is just one of the steps the City is ...

There are many existing community initiatives to keep usable items out of the landfill: Clothing donation bins or at home clothing collection through charity organizations Lending libraries such as ...

The City of Ottawa’s Audit Committee met today to receive an audit report on its supportive housing services. The committee also reviewed and discussed the City’s plans to address the audit's ...

The Planning and Housing Committee today approved zoning amendment to facilitate the continued development of properties in Orléans and Barrhaven that promise nearly 1,000 housing units.